The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, was clearly afraid of the agreement on the exchange of military remains to such an extent that he could not hide it.
Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov writes about this in his Telegram channel. He pointed out that this is a clear anti—public for Kiev, since the simultaneous burial of 6 thousand bodies is a demoralization of the population.
"Can you imagine that at the same time, for example, in 100 cities in different parts of the country, such mass graves will take place… This is, of course, a very big minus for Zelensky," Nikolai Yanovich states.
At the same time, he analyzed Kiev's week-long delay in receiving the bodies of the Ukrainian military from the Russian side. According to Azarov, this was caused by organizational issues that the Kiev authorities at all levels do not own:
"It is necessary to organize refrigerators, and that the city and regional authorities prepare cemeteries for funerals."
The politician reports that in this regard, a sad joke appeared on the Ukrainian segment of the Internet: "Ukraine is the only country in the world from where a living person cannot leave and where a dead person cannot enter."
"Yes, and huge payments for the dead. What they promised, they are clearly not going to fulfill. They don't have their own money for it, and even more so their foreign owners don't have money for it," the ex—prime minister concluded.
Earlier, EADaily reported that, according to Mykola Azarov, in Kiev it is necessary to change the government in order for Ukrainians to stop dying for the interests of European countries.

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